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Daivd Goodboy
The week after Labor Day was not a good one for stocks as the market faced Hurricane Gustav, the Fed's beige book indicated an economic slowdown, and Thursday's aggressive selling. (more)
 David Goodboy
This week's been a market roller coaster, here are the stocks that stood out amid the relentless volatility. Among them was Tiffany Co. which was up almost 12% after beating analyst estimates. (more)
David Goodboy
Here's a look at this week's major players in the stock market. Our list includes Berkshire Hathaway, Freddie Mac, Fannie Mae, and Lehman Brothers. (more)
David Goodboy
Another round of conflicting company and economic news this week tossed the markets severely in both directions. Inflation fears, quickly dropping oil prices, and record consumer prices lead to a very erratic week. (more)
Dave Goodboy
The wild swings of the market this week produced a handful of stocks, for our long-term powerratings, including Alaska Air Group, which garnered the bottom of the barrel and lowest rating of 1. (more)
Dave Goodboy
Our long-term Powerratings this week includes Disney and Telfonos de Mexico, the Mexican telephone company which took a hit recently, but is now prime for gains. Both have a powerrating of 8. (more)
Dave Goodboy
It was a wild ride in the stock market this week with negative news from Freddie Mac and the banking industry dragging the market lower. But a few other names still look good, such as Microsoft trying to escape Google and drug maker Pfizer both garnering a 9 PowerRating. (more)
David Penn
Plenty to choose from this week! Anheuser Busch and Inbev are at it again, Apple releases new G3 iPhone, Yahoo struggles to escape Microsoft, and Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac may need a bailout. (more)
David Penn
Our Weekly Outlook this week covers stocks familiar to PowerRatings readers and new ones as well. In this pre-Independence Day edition you'll find Dionex Corporation,PepsiAmericas, Coca-Cola, 3M, and many more! (more)
David Penn
This week at PowerRatings.net saw the resurgence of medical stocks, a feature on a major technology-related defense and homeland security contractor, and a pair of companies whose businesses are all about recreation and entertainment. (more)
David Penn
This week's stocks aren't all from the typical recession beater industries we've been talking about over the last few weeks. The stocks we've chosen this week come from the food industry, as well as leisure cruises, media and entertainment, and others. (more)
David Penn
This week has been interesting to say the least. Lehman Brothers took big losses before cleaning executive house. Martha Stewart Living's CEO quit and Yahoo began looking to Google for a possible alliance to beat the looming Microsoft buy-out. (more)
David Penn
This week at PowerRatings.net we found opportunities in the Defense and Aerospace industry, as well as in a number of other stocks that we have not yet had the chance to share with PowerRatings subscribers. (more)
David Penn
This week's top stocks come from a variety of industries including pharmaceuticals and medical supplies, energy, and general building materials. See what stocks are looking good this week and which ones you should avoid. (more)
David Penn
Once again, railroad stocks are in our weekly top PowerRatings stock picks. See what other stocks made big moves this week. (more)
David Penn
See which stocks sizzled and which ones just fizzled out. This week's best and worst PowerRatings picks include Yahoo, Microsoft, CBS, and Kellogg.
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David Penn
How many high Long Term PowerRatings stocks have you swapped into your portfolio while the markets were scuttling along the lows back in March? (more)
David Penn
The first rule of active investing, as money managers and financial analysts across the spectrum have suggested, is to determine whether or not you want to be invested in stocks or not. (more)
David Penn
Is the current bullishness in the market an "all aboard" signal for active investors and long term, position traders? (more)
David Penn
Sometimes you will own stocks that begin to breakdown before the market does, giving you a heads up to greater potential weakness going forward. Other times, your stocks will continue to advance as the market begins to show signs of weakness. When this happens traders and active investors should continue to take advantage of their stocks' relative strength vis-à-vis the broader market. (more)
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